Lee County couple threatened over Trump support

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CAPE CORAL, Fla. – A Lee County couple was threatened in an anonymous letter that disagreed with their support for Donald Trump.

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Invest 91L upgraded to Tropical Depression 2 in Gulf of Mexico

The National Hurricane Center has increased development chances to 50% for Invest #91L in the Gulf within the next 48 hours.

FORT MYERS

Florida protests against anti-immigration law cause businesses to close

Hundreds of people are peacefully protesting in Fort Myers. They want to emphasize the importance of immigrants in Florida’s economy.

North Fort Myers

Roof damaged by Hurricane Ian leaking months after the storm

Hurricane Ian damaged the roof at the parkway condominiums in north Fort Myers. And now with rainy season, the apartments are getting water damage.

Lee County

High-speed chase in stolen vehicle gets Lee County man arrested

On Thursday morning, Hendry County Deputies became involved in a high-speed chase leading them into Lee County.

Charlotte County schools hold annual active shooter training

On Thursday, Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office took advantage of the empty schools and held an active shooter training.

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Lee County Officer of the Year Finalist: FGCU police officer James Bair

Florida Gulf Coast University police officer James Bair is one of five finalists for law enforcement officer of the year.

Lee County

Lee County Sheriff’s Office faces lawsuit over Cypress Lake High School incident

In the end, no charges were filed against the Cypress Lake High School student involved, but now the Lee County Sheriff’s Office has a lawsuit on their hands.

BONITA SPRINGS

Lee County deputy restrains alligator found in Village Walk

A seven-foot-long alligator was found in Village Walk by Lee County deputies. They jumped into action to ‘arrest’ the scaly suspect.

FORT MYERS

Lee County Officer of the Year finalists: Deputy Michelle Wilson

One of five finalists for Lee County Officer of the Year is a deputy who was thrown into the worst kind of violence before she had even finished training.

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